Hungarian Player Wins 43.6 Million Forints in Eurojackpot Draw
The Eurojackpot lottery results revealed significant wins, but no jackpot winners this week.
In the latest Eurojackpot lottery draw held on Tuesday evening, a Hungarian participant won a substantial prize of 43,637,560 forints, equivalent to approximately 113,000 euros.
The draw was part of the 22nd game week of the Eurojackpot.
The winning numbers announced were 6, 9, 17, 25, and 41 for the main draws and 4 and 10 for the Euro numbers.
Despite the considerable winnings, there were no tickets that matched all the numbers required to claim the jackpot.
However, two tickets from abroad matched the five main numbers and one Euro number, each winning a prize of 629,821 euros.
Total winners in various prize categories included seven winners who matched five numbers, leading to the significant payout in Hungary.
Other notable winnings for the week included:
- 43,637,560 forints for the match of 5+0 winners, with one winning ticket from Hungary.
- 1,325,905 forints, awarded to two winners in Hungary who matched 4 main numbers and 2 Euro numbers.
- 101,910 forints for 14 participants who matched 4 main numbers and 1 Euro number.
In addition, other prize categories yielded the following results: 63,380 forints for 26 players with 3 main numbers and 2 Euro numbers, 35,000 forints for 49 matching 4 main numbers, and smaller prizes distributed across various other combinations.
The next Eurojackpot draw is anticipated to offer a notable jackpot of 18 million euros, around 7.2 billion forints, attracting increased interest among players.
Participation in the Eurojackpot continues to grow in Hungary, reflecting a broader trend in lottery enthusiasm across Europe.
The draw was part of the 22nd game week of the Eurojackpot.
The winning numbers announced were 6, 9, 17, 25, and 41 for the main draws and 4 and 10 for the Euro numbers.
Despite the considerable winnings, there were no tickets that matched all the numbers required to claim the jackpot.
However, two tickets from abroad matched the five main numbers and one Euro number, each winning a prize of 629,821 euros.
Total winners in various prize categories included seven winners who matched five numbers, leading to the significant payout in Hungary.
Other notable winnings for the week included:
- 43,637,560 forints for the match of 5+0 winners, with one winning ticket from Hungary.
- 1,325,905 forints, awarded to two winners in Hungary who matched 4 main numbers and 2 Euro numbers.
- 101,910 forints for 14 participants who matched 4 main numbers and 1 Euro number.
In addition, other prize categories yielded the following results: 63,380 forints for 26 players with 3 main numbers and 2 Euro numbers, 35,000 forints for 49 matching 4 main numbers, and smaller prizes distributed across various other combinations.
The next Eurojackpot draw is anticipated to offer a notable jackpot of 18 million euros, around 7.2 billion forints, attracting increased interest among players.
Participation in the Eurojackpot continues to grow in Hungary, reflecting a broader trend in lottery enthusiasm across Europe.
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